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Along with Wild Palms, Nowhere Man and American Gothic, Dark Skies is definitely one of the most overlooked TV series of the nineties.
In many ways the success of the X-Files overshadowed Dark Skies which was a real shame as this was an incredibly original series.
It takes me back to a time pre-internet/pre-truthers when conspiracy theory, UFOlogy, occulture and deep politics were still very much part of the subcultural mileu and in many ways Dark Skies lifted the lid on the world of fanzines and obscure books with the occasional documentary thrown into the mix.
Perhaps there was less signal back then, but equally there was far less noise to deal with.